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Trump deploys National Guard after Los Angeles immigration protests
SUMMARY: Protests erupted in Los Angeles for a second day following immigration raids criticized by local leaders. Angry crowds clashed with law enforcement, blocking buses and prompting Border Patrol agents in riot gear to deploy tear gas in Paramount. The FBI is seeking help identifying individuals throwing rocks. Similar protests occurred outside a federal courthouse in Manhattan, where migrants are reportedly being arrested post-dismissal of deportation cases. Critics claim immigration judges are pressured to deny asylum without due process. Meanwhile, the Department of Homeland Security warns against violence, citing a 413% rise in assaults on ICE agents, with arrests made. Secretary Noem vows strict prosecution for attacks on law enforcement.
ICE vowed to continue making arrests and enforce immigration laws.
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SUMMARY: The new Gipson Play Plaza at Dicks Park has officially opened, offering a massive 18.5-acre playground with slides, splash pads, picnic areas, and ADA accessibility for all ages. The world-class park features local artist Lee Chapman III’s public art, symbolizing community spirit. After 20 years of planning, the plaza promises to transform South Raleigh, attracting millions and boosting local real estate. Mayor Janet Cowell calls it a gift to Raleigh that will continue growing with more art, green spaces, and restoration efforts. Open daily sunrise to sunset, the grand opening weekend includes live performances, yoga, and food trucks.
Gipson Play Plaza, an 18.5-acre playground at Dix Park officially opened to the public Friday. Many families were there to take full advantage of the park and its opportunities.
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Congress hears of rewards, security risks of government use of AI
SUMMARY: AI experts testified before the House Oversight Committee about AI’s potential and challenges in federal use. AI can improve government efficiency, as seen in departments like Health and Human Services and Veterans Affairs. However, outdated IT systems, slow procurement processes, and data privacy risks hinder adoption. Experts urged faster, secure integration through reforms such as a White House AI council, increased R&D funding, workforce AI literacy, and global alliances. Concerns were raised over Elon Musk’s controversial use of unauthorized AI on sensitive data via DOGE, risking national security. Recommendations include using AI for automating routine tasks and creating regulatory sandboxes to safely test AI before broad deployment.
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SUMMARY: Graduation season brings joyful social media posts, but oversharing can risk privacy and security. Cybersecurity expert Kimberly Simon advises tightening privacy settings so posts are visible only to friends, not the public. Avoid sharing detailed personal info like full names, school names, graduation years, or locations to prevent aiding cybercriminals. She warns against using publicly shared details, such as school names, in passwords or security questions, urging immediate changes if so. Additionally, parents should monitor and consider freezing their children’s credit to protect against identity theft, as teens are often targeted. Sharing safely is possible with these precautions.
Cybersecurity expert Kimberly Simon talks about some ways to celebrate milestones safely online.
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